Therapist/Counselor/Psychologist

https://youtu.be/eYehmC-zwrQ Was doing some of this before hearing him talk about it. The change has helped.

I've noticed a rise in these types of people that have these positions and don't demonstrate themselves to be particularly skilled. I wonder whether this has something to do with a lack of finances or corruption of some sort, or a flaw within education, but I don't know enough in that particular area to strongly make that assumption. The way that I see it is that the patient needs to be willing to change themselves for the better and the Therapist/Counselor/Psychologist like figure needs to have an open mind to their problems, instead of trying to openly bend the persons problem to suit a common narrative. It's like a lot of the times the solution to someone's problem may be the obvious one but if it isn't to the point that it is incredibly obvious that it's not a common scenario then the Therapist/Counselor/Psychologist figure shouldn't act like it is.

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